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1 5 |    appeared to Boxtel of no great consequence. Van Baerle was but a painter,
2 6 |      fortunately, was of far less consequence than it might have been.
3 10|          well knew, had fallen in consequence of a struggle between him
4 11|            it would be of no more consequence. Down there in the yard,
5 26|         it?" ~"Oh, nothing of any consequence, Monseigneur." ~"Everything
6 26|  Monseigneur." ~"Everything is of consequence, Mynheer van Systens." ~"
7 29|         the chief turnkey, who in consequence of this ablution had been
8 29| musket-ball each in his body. ~In consequence of this proceeding, Mathias